import sys

from datetime import datetime

from typing import (

TYPE_CHECKING,

Any,

Generic,

Mapping,

Sequence,

Tuple,

Type,

TypeVar,

Union,

cast,

overload,

)

from uuid import UUID

from sqlalchemy import Column

from sqlalchemy.orm import InstrumentedAttribute

from sqlalchemy.sql.elements import ColumnClause

from sqlalchemy.sql.expression import Select as _Select

_TSelect = TypeVar("_TSelect")

# Workaround Generics incompatibility in Python 3.6

# Ref: https://github.com/python/typing/issues/449#issuecomment-316061322

if sys.version_info.minor >= 7:

class Select(_Select, Generic[_TSelect]):

pass

# This is not comparable to sqlalchemy.sql.selectable.ScalarSelect, that has a different

# purpose. This is the same as a normal SQLAlchemy Select class where there's only one

# entity, so the result will be converted to a scalar by default. This way writing

# for loops on the results will feel natural.

class SelectOfScalar(_Select, Generic[_TSelect]):

pass

else:

from typing import GenericMeta # type: ignore

class GenericSelectMeta(GenericMeta, _Select.__class__): # type: ignore

pass

class _Py36Select(_Select, Generic[_TSelect], metaclass=GenericSelectMeta):

pass

class _Py36SelectOfScalar(_Select, Generic[_TSelect], metaclass=GenericSelectMeta):

pass

# Cast them for editors to work correctly, from several tricks tried, this works

# for both VS Code and PyCharm

Select = cast("Select", _Py36Select) # type: ignore

SelectOfScalar = cast("SelectOfScalar", _Py36SelectOfScalar) # type: ignore

if TYPE_CHECKING: # pragma: no cover

from ..main import SQLModel

# Generated TypeVars start

{% for i in range(number_of_types) %}

_TScalar_{{ i }} = TypeVar(

"_TScalar_{{ i }}",

Column, # type: ignore

Sequence, # type: ignore

Mapping, # type: ignore

UUID,

datetime,

float,

int,

bool,

bytes,

str,

None,

)

_TModel_{{ i }} = TypeVar("_TModel_{{ i }}", bound="SQLModel")

{% endfor %}

# Generated TypeVars end

@overload

def select(entity_0: _TScalar_0, **kw: Any) -> SelectOfScalar[_TScalar_0]: # type: ignore

...

@overload

def select(entity_0: Type[_TModel_0], **kw: Any) -> SelectOfScalar[_TModel_0]: # type: ignore

...

# Generated overloads start

{% for signature in signatures %}

@overload

def select( # type: ignore

{% for arg in signature[0] %}{{ arg.name }}: {{ arg.annotation }}, {% endfor %}**kw: Any,

) -> Select[Tuple[{%for ret in signature[1] %}{{ ret }} {% if not loop.last %}, {% endif %}{% endfor %}]]:

...

{% endfor %}

# Generated overloads end

def select(*entities: Any, **kw: Any) -> Union[Select, SelectOfScalar]: # type: ignore

if len(entities) == 1:

return SelectOfScalar._create(*entities, **kw) # type: ignore

return Select._create(*entities, **kw) # type: ignore

# TODO: add several @overload from Python types to SQLAlchemy equivalents

def col(column_expression: Any) -> ColumnClause: # type: ignore

if not isinstance(column_expression, (ColumnClause, Column, InstrumentedAttribute)):

raise RuntimeError(f"Not a SQLAlchemy column: {column_expression}")

return column_expression